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Madison Insights


Analyzing Economic Base and Employment Through a Different Lens | submitted by Michael Gay
Analyzing Economic Base and Employment Through a Different Lens | submitted by Michael Gay
A discussion surrounding a job has probably hit just about every other dinner table in Madison or this country sometime in the last year. Really, very few families don’t know someone that has been affected by changes in employment. A job for most in this world is the key to self worth, owning a home, supporting a family, entertainment, education, and health insurance, among other things. Full Story full story
A Different Type of Gaming | submitted by Michael Gay
I hadn't thought much about gaming (formerly known as video games in IT Luddite circles) until a couple of years ago when I saw the "Last Lecture." I have to admit that I watched the video for its personal message (and a powerful one at that), but the side of my brain where economic development lingers realized that this prof was onto something (using games to teach) and he was visionary in his thoughts and approach. Full Story full story
An Agriculture and Economic Development Dance in Madison | submitted by Michael Gay
Cities across the country -- and Madison in particular -- are very aware of the potential and need for social and economic development change surrounding agriculture and food. Full Story full story
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